ScottSurveys: Morning-After Pill

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

This survey is open to all registered voters and will run for three days.

[Maxwell]

Yes.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

yes, with health consultation.   is there a bill on this?

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

yes, with health consultation.   is there a bill on this?

Not currently, no, but every now and then I like to poll Atlasia on current issues.

Interestingly, Atlasia doesn't have much of a policy on birth control, other than that it's covered by our universal healthcare system.

[tmthforu94]

With parental consent, I suppose.

[Goldwater]

Yes.

[Adam Griffin]

Under any and all circumstances, yes. Automatically deferring to the parents' chosen outcome is no better than deferring to the state's chosen outcome in this regard. Once the oven is baking, it's the decision of the oven-owner in question as to whether or not they clean or broil.

[MaxQue]

Given than, in my previous senate life, I sponsored a bill to reduce the medical majority at 14 yearold, as in some legislations in the world (through it failed and some useless thing involving judges passed instead), my opinion on that is clear.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Once the oven is baking, it's the decision of the oven-owner in question as to whether or not they clean or broil.

Given than, in my previous senate life, I sponsored a bill to reduce the medical majority at 14 yearold, as in some legislations in the world (through it failed and some useless thing involving judges passed instead), my opinion on that is clear.

What bill is that?  I looked up birth control policy on the wiki and found basically nothing.

[Donerail]

Will anyone in Atlasia ever need to use a morning-after pill for themselves?

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Will anyone in Atlasia ever need to use a morning-after pill for themselves?

Probably, since I assume the population and demographics of Atlasia likely mirror those of the United States.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Yes (normal)

[Spamage]

With parental consent, I suppose.

[TNF]

Under any and all circumstances, yes. Automatically deferring to the parents' chosen outcome is no better than deferring to the state's chosen outcome in this regard. Once the oven is baking, it's the decision of the oven-owner in question as to whether or not they clean or broil.

[Supersonic]

With parental consent, I suppose.

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I can't imagine a more conservative stance than this in Atlasia.

[MaxQue]

Once the oven is baking, it's the decision of the oven-owner in question as to whether or not they clean or broil.

Given than, in my previous senate life, I sponsored a bill to reduce the medical majority at 14 yearold, as in some legislations in the world (through it failed and some useless thing involving judges passed instead), my opinion on that is clear.

What bill is that?  I looked up birth control policy on the wiki and found basically nothing.

https://uselectionatlas.org/AFEWIKI/index.php/Medical_Age_of_Consent_Act, which doesn't look at all like the proposed bill, which was

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[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Yes. 14 is a great time to experiment.

[DemPGH]

Certainly. Matters of sex and reproduction are impulsive. We should not pretend that they do not exist or can be wished away.

[Sbane]

I will be introducing a bill making it legal for 14 year olds to get Plan B from their Pharmacists. I do believe it should still remain behind the counter, but I will also be making it illegal for Pharmacists to not dispense it for moral reasons. They would lose their license to practice if they did so.

[Napoleon]

Of course. Parents don't have a right to force their child to give them grandchildren.

[Sopranos Republican]

Of course, isn't less abortions a good thing? Parental consent, seriously? Some teenagers have parents, who have a moral problem with birth control.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

No, there should be parental consent, and if anything, it should only be available in the ER.